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Governor Mike DeWine visits Lynchburg-Clay High School

Governor Mike DeWine visited Lynchburg-Clay High School on Oct. 26. 
Pickaway County woman charged in connection with 1-year-old's death
According to Pickaway County Sheriff Matthew O. Hafey, on the morning of Oct. 27, Brittany M. Stroud was taken into custody in Columbus by the Columbus Police Department on an outstanding arrest warrant in connection with her 1-year-old child’s death.
Data centers are now the largest financial bet in US history
The sheer size of investment in data centers is drawing concern as it surpasses all other historical booms and crowds out other more job-creating ventures.
Ohio again spent more than a billion dollars on private school vouchers during latest fiscal year
For the second year in a row, Ohio spent more than a billion dollars on private school vouchers, this time for the 2026 fiscal year.
Lynchburg-Clay 8th graders win SHAC Div. I volleyball title
The Lynchburg-Clay eighth grade volleyball team finished their 2026 season as the Southern Hills Athletic Conference Division I regular-season champions and as SHAC Tournament runners-up.
Trump says 'billions' of barrels of Venezuelan oil will 'soon' lower gas prices
With energy prices at record highs the week before election day, President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that the U.S. will receive one million barrels of free Venezuelan oil, promising that gas and diesel prices “will soon come plummeting down.”
Hillsboro FFA members attend Farm Science Review
On Sept. 24, 42 Hillsboro FFA members attended the Farm Science Review at the Molly Careen Agricultural Center in London. 
Another individual sentenced in U.S. for supporting ISIS
Nearly every week an individual is arrested, indicted or convicted in the U.S. on terrorism charges related to supporting the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, a designated foreign terrorist organization. Nearly everyone prosecuted is Islamic. Nearly all are young men. 
Greenfield Police Report
These incidents were reported by the GPD.
The pantry shelf and the auditorium organ
I hope these grants encourage more people in Highland County to ask how their own gifts can serve someone else.
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